An all vintage system

Commodore 64 server for sure !

as for the vintage analog…

sOTA sapphire > Souther arm > Dynavector Ruby > Cotter >
CJ Premier 3 > or substitute in Beveridge ( Modjeski ) preamp

> misc amplification from CJ or Modjeski or … Levinson / Hartley / Sequerra HQD w stacked quad ESL in ebony stands..  wire by Fulton or Audioquest….

substitute in Beveridge electrostatic depending on what mid century room I can conjure up…

It was unplanned.....I didn’t foresee my current system when I started in 1982, but my amps were born in 1961 and 1964 respectively, and the preamp and speakers were in new in the late 80s.  I’ve been working on the same system for so long, all the basics are vintage!  I do keep it as updated as I can, and it keeps sounding better to me and makes me happy, so I just keep going with it. 

Vintage systems really don’t appeal to me due to SQ limitations and maintenance issues. Components such as Reel To Reel/Cassette Decks and Tuners do peak my interest considering very few high quality units are currently being manufactured. FWIW the aesthetics of some these units can be very alluring...Pioneer CT-F1250/Yamaha CT-7000/Revox PR-99 and most vintage Marantz and Tandberg components!

Cool, the oscilloscope is actually useful! I figured it was primarily to look cool...cuz it sure does... as I remember pictured in Playboy.